Marshal & Unmarshal go to js.Value
type addr struct {
Street string
Num int
}
type user struct {
Name string
Email []string
IsAdmin bool
Limit int
Addr *addr
}
// create new user in go
usr := &user{
Name: "admin",
Email: []string{"admin@domain", "root@domain"},
IsAdmin: true,
Limit: 9001,
Addr: &addr{
Street: "somewhere",
Num: 99,
},
}
// marshal to js.Value
usrjs, err := jsref.Marshal(usr)
if err != nil {
return err
}
// get values from js and print
fmt.Println("JS Values")
fmt.Println("---------")
fmt.Println("Name", usrjs.Get("Name").String())
fmt.Println("IsAdmin", usrjs.Get("IsAdmin").Bool())
fmt.Println("Limit", usrjs.Get("Limit").Int())
for i := 0; i < usrjs.Get("Email").Length(); i++ {
fmt.Println("Email", i, usrjs.Get("Email").Index(i))
}
fmt.Println("Addr.Street", usrjs.Get("Addr").Get("Street").String())
fmt.Println("Addr.Num", usrjs.Get("Addr").Get("Num").Int())
fmt.Println("---------")
// set values from js
usrjs.Set("Name", "user")
usrjs.Set("IsAdmin", false)
usrjs.Set("Limit", 100)
usrjs.Set("Email", []interface{}{"user@domain"})
usrjs.Get("Addr").Set("Street", "somewhere else")
usrjs.Get("Addr").Set("Num", 2)
usr = &user{}
// unmarshal js to user struct
err = jsref.Unmarshal(usr, usrjs)
if err != nil {
return err
}
// get and print user values
fmt.Println("Go Values")
fmt.Println("---------")
fmt.Println("Name", usr.Name)
fmt.Println("IsAdmin", usr.IsAdmin)
fmt.Println("Limit", usr.Limit)
for i, e := range usr.Email {
fmt.Println("Email", i, e)
}
fmt.Println("Addr.Street", usr.Addr.Street)
fmt.Println("Addr.Num", usr.Addr.Num)
fmt.Println("---------")Prints out
JS Values
---------
Name admin
IsAdmin true
Limit 9001
Email 0 admin@domain
Email 1 root@domain
Addr.Street somewhere
Addr.Num 99
---------
Go Values
---------
Name user
IsAdmin false
Limit 100
Email 0 user@domain
Addr.Street somewhere else
Addr.Num 2
---------You can run the test by issuing:
GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm go test -v -run TestExample
More on how to setup your system to run tests with webassembly can be found here: running-tests-in-the-browser
Apply jsref:"<val>" tag to a struct field to alter default behavior
type MyType {
Name string
Password string `jsref:"-"`
}type MyType {
UserName string `jsref:"userName"`
Password string `jsref:"password"`
}Implemented originally for having a convenient way to attach structured data in the details field when creating a custom event and subsequently retrieve them at the event handler.
See: Creating_and_triggering_events
JsrefMarshaler & JsrefUnmarshaler interfaces for custom parsing